Dry spell 2004/6
The main period of the meteorological dry spell was November 2004 to July 2006, with 17 out of these 21 months recording below average rainfall across England SE & Central S district area.
By the end of December 2006, the situation had improved considerably, after above-average rainfall over the period August 2006 to December 2006. The driest area compared to average for the period November 2004 to December 2006 was Cornwall, which had provisionally recorded 82% of average rainfall over this 26-month period.
UK rainfall anomaly maps: Nov 04 - Apr
05 | Nov 04
- May 05 | Nov
04 - Jun 05 | Nov
04 - Jul 05 | Nov
04 - Aug 05 Periods starting October 2004 (October is the start of the conventional water year). Oct 04 - Mar 05 | Oct 04 - Sep 05 | Oct 04 - Mar 06 | Oct 04 - Sep 06 Areal values/anomalies for dry spell: Information for England
SE & Central S district area Individual monthly rainfall
and seasonal rainfall information can be found from the following
links. Other links: Water Watch - UK Hydrological Summaries (published jointly by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Wallingford and the British Geological survey) |
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